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    Microsoft Releases Anti-Spyware App

    Microsoft recently bought a company that makes Anti-Spyware software, and now they have released a trial of a Microsoft-branded Anti-Spyware tool.
    Microsoft this week released a free trial copy of anti-spyware software it purchased last month, marking the company's entry into the fast-growing market for products that block surreptitious snooping programs, and promised monthly releases of tools to stop new malicious software.
    Have a gander over here for PC World's article.
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    It's not clear from any of these articles whether Microsoft will be charging for this Anti-Spyware tool. Since the problem of spyware is largely a Microsoft creation, then I would hope that this tool would be made available free of charge.

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    http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/01..._anti_spyware/

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